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... industrial production became a way of life in America . The transition to an industrial era was accompanied by a remarkable expansion of the economy . Capital formation and productive output climbed rapidly . Between 1869 and 1899 ...
... industrial production became a way of life in America . The transition to an industrial era was accompanied by a remarkable expansion of the economy . Capital formation and productive output climbed rapidly . Between 1869 and 1899 ...
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... industrial education move- ment supported by white philanthropy may have hurt blacks . as much as it helped them . Industrial education was promoted by whites who viewed it as an effective way of reaching a com- promise between the ...
... industrial education move- ment supported by white philanthropy may have hurt blacks . as much as it helped them . Industrial education was promoted by whites who viewed it as an effective way of reaching a com- promise between the ...
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... industries into the unions . The drive was spearheaded by industrial un- ionists in the AFL under the leadership of United Mine Workers personnel and assorted labor radicals , including Com- munists . This organizing effort was resisted ...
... industries into the unions . The drive was spearheaded by industrial un- ionists in the AFL under the leadership of United Mine Workers personnel and assorted labor radicals , including Com- munists . This organizing effort was resisted ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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